Here’s Why Social Security COLA Advocacy Matters
Every fall, retirees await the news of the Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA). For some, it’s essential to cover rising costs. For others, it may feel less urgent. But COLAs…
These Factors May Affect the 2026 COLA
It's almost time for the announcement of the 2026 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA). Here at NORA, we've already been discussing this crucial matter with our readers. At a time when the…
How Will the 2026 Social Security Increase Impact Senior Budgets?
The 2026 Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) will be announced soon, and it's big news for everyone. Both current and future retirees may have a lot to say about the…
The Fight for Fair Public Sector Retirement Benefits Isn’t Over — Here’s Why
When a person works hard throughout their life, it's fair to say they've earned retirement. However, depending on what sector you work in, you may have found that your benefits…
Higher COLAs: A Lifeline for Seniors’ Financial Stability and Enjoyment
Why are higher COLAs in higher demand than ever? Because in recent years, the rising cost of living has been a significant concern for retirees. Many seniors rely on fixed…
What’s the Average Social Security Benefit at Age 70?
According to Yahoo Finance, the average Social Security benefit at age 70 is $2,176.76. This is up from the reported average overall benefit, which is just above the $2,000 mark.…
2026 COLA Prediction: Lowest COLA in Half a Decade?
Preliminary projections suggest that the 2026 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for Social Security recipients could be around 2.4 percent. While that may sound like welcome news amid signs of a cooling…
COLAs Are Crucial for Seniors in 2022
Are COLAs Still Important Even if the Economy Improves?
COLAs Are Crucial for Seniors in 2025 In the 2025 economy, the topic of Cost-of-Living-Adjustments (COLAs) is as popular as ever. Social Security recipients always have some interest in this…
Setting the Record Straight on Federal Social Security Taxes
This is Part 1 of our 3-part series on taxes in retirement. For Part 2, click here, and for Part 3, click here. Recently, retirees have been flooded with claims…
When Social Security Loses Value, Everyone Pays the Price
It's no secret that Social Security loses value over time. Inflation and other economic factors have diminished the value of the dollar, and in turn, the value of Social Security…
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